POLICE have provided an update on the incident at a mosque on Wilton Road.
As previously reported, three people were arrested following a disorder incident at a mosque on Wilton Road yesterday, Friday, July 26.
A large police presence was seen outside Salisbury Mosque in Wilton Road at around 2pm on Friday afternoon.
A spokesperson for Wiltshire Police said the force had received a number of calls from members of the public in relation to a group of people involved in a "disorder".
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Police officers arrested a man opposite Salisbury Mosque, Wilton Road. (Image: Newsquest)
Three people were arrested, two on suspicion of affray and one on suspicion of public order, and were taken to Melksham custody for questioning.
Now, on Saturday, July 27, police have provided an update on the incident.
Police confirmed to the Journal that none of the people arrested have been charged, and they have all been released on bail.
A spokesperson for Wiltshire Police said there are "No charges currently, they’ve been released on bail pending further enquiries."
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